The Philosophical Roots of Ortho-Bionomy: Principles That Shaped the Practice
Benjamin Robert Benjamin Robert

The Philosophical Roots of Ortho-Bionomy: Principles That Shaped the Practice

Ortho-Bionomy is rooted in principles drawn from osteopathy, martial arts, and homeopathy. Arthur Lincoln Pauls described it as “the right application of the natural laws of life.” This blog traces those laws — from comfort and proprioception to gentleness and resonance — revealing how Ortho-Bionomy aligns with the body’s intelligence and the rhythms of nature.

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Coming home to the body: embodied trust
Benjamin Robert Benjamin Robert

Coming home to the body: embodied trust

Embodied trust is the baseline of safety that lives in the nervous system. Learned through interoception, it grows as the body discovers its signals are safe to feel. Over time, armour softens, breath steadies, and a deeper sense of belonging begins to emerge.

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Embodied Trust: A Baseline of Safety in the Nervous System
Benjamin Robert Benjamin Robert

Embodied Trust: A Baseline of Safety in the Nervous System

Embodied trust is a learned relationship with the body, where interoception teaches the nervous system that sensations are safe to feel. Over time, armour softens, breath steadies, and belonging emerges as a natural baseline of being.

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THE SUBTLE MOVEMENTS AND PROFOUND TRANSFORMATION WITHIN PHASE FIVE ORTHO-BIONOMY
Benjamin Robert Benjamin Robert

THE SUBTLE MOVEMENTS AND PROFOUND TRANSFORMATION WITHIN PHASE FIVE ORTHO-BIONOMY

Phase Five Ortho-Bionomy reveals the quiet intelligence of the body through micro-movements—subtle, unconscious shifts that speak volumes. Rooted in proprioceptive awareness and guided by presence rather than pressure, this gentle phase allows the body to initiate its own healing process, leading to deep release and realignment. What may seem almost imperceptible from the outside holds the potential to transform from within, offering a high-definition experience of the body’s self-corrective nature.

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